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Socket Drivers & Speeder Handles
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Socket drivers look similar to a screwdriver but are used for installing (tightening) or removing (loosening) nuts and bolts. These drivers have a handle, shaft, and a drive at the end of the shaft that connects to a socket that rotates the fastener when the handle is turned. Socket drivers are used to turn small nuts and bolts that only need hand tightening. Speeder handles, also known as speeder bars, have a large bend in the shaft that allows the shaft to be turned rapidly to quickly rotate the socket to install (tighten) or remove (loosen) nuts and bolts. The shaft has a drive at the end of the shaft that connects to a socket that rotates the fastener when the handle is turned. Speeder handles are used to turn small nuts and bolts that only require hand tightening.
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Speeder Handles
Speeder handles have a large bend in the shaft that allows the shaft to be turned rapidly to quickly rotate the socket to tighten or loosen fasteners. They are used to turn fasteners that only require hand tightening.
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Hand Impact Socket Drivers
Hand impact socket drivers are used to turn and loosen rusted, frozen, and overtightened bolts and screws. They have a large shaft that connects to a socket that is placed on the head of the fastener to be loosened. The shaft on the socket driver is struck with a hammer and the shaft rotates the socket to loosen the fastener.
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T-Handle Insulated Socket Drivers
These T-handle insulated socket drivers have an insulated handle to protect against electrical shock from live electrical circuits and are suitable for use near electrical components. The insulated handle also allows for a more secure grip when turning compared to a noninsulated handle. They have a T-handle that can provide more torque to a fastener compared to a socket driver with a straight handle.
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